Why several calculator apps on your partner’s phone could be cause for suspicion


Despite what TikTok users say, fake calculator apps were not designed to facilitate cheating. — AFP Relaxnews

From a change of attitude to a lack of communication, there are many signs that can make you suspect your other half might be cheating. Now, Internet users have discovered a new one: having several calculator applications on their phone. It seems that some of these apps are actually secret digital vaults, where people can hide all kinds of compromising files.

These fake digital calculators were brought to light on TikTok by the American influencer and podcast host, Sam “Nugget” Dababneh. “If you’re dating a guy, and you go into his phone and type in the word ‘calculator’ and he has two calculator apps, he’s cheating on you,” he says in one of his latest posts on the social network. His video soon went viral, and now counts over 265,000 views.

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